Star Trek CCG Dream Cards AtoZ

Cause and effect... THE ENTRIES: [76] Catullus [77] "Cause and Effect" [78] cave-rat [79] caviar [80] Cavit, Lieutenant Commander Decipher's version for comparison: NOTES:  [76] Onaya and Prolific Production are Broken Links. Source: Referenced in "The Muse"; pic from HBO's Rome [77] Of course, 333333333 discards immediately if you overcome it. Source: "Cause and Effect" [78] The Food card is discarded whether it is used for one function on another. Livingston will show up in AtoZ. Source: "The Sword of Kahless" [79] This may be more useful than it first appears. A lot of Food cards encourage battling at Food-serving sites. When VIPs cannot battle, they can't attack or BE attacked. Caviar could protect your Very Important Personnel this way. Source: "Sins of the Father" [80] Voyager's original First Officer didn't actually survive that first adventure so I didn't give him the Delta Quadrant icon. The Voyager expa...

Chakotay will watch over you... THE ENTRIES: [71] Caster [72] Castillo, Lieutenant Richard (no card required) [73] Cataria, Lake [74] cateline [75] "Cathexis" NOTES:  [71] Sam Clemens or Jack London MUST be reported aboard for the ship to report this way at all. Collected Stories is an upcoming AtoZ card, as is Jack London. Source: Referenced in "Nor the Battle to the Strong"; pic from Ship of the Line book [72] Richard Castillo can be found in the Alternate Universe expansion. [73] Hopefully balanced. If nullified after mission was solved, the extra 10 points disappear with it. Source: Referenced in "All Good Things..." [74] An Off Switch for the rest of us. Source: "Darkling" [75] In other words, your dead Targ still gives a STRENGTH bonus to your Klingons, etc. You may choose which Away Team is affected at any point during your turn, but you are then limited to that team for the rest of the turn. Source: "Cathexis" Next up: Cause and...

It's all been arranged... THE ENTRIES: [66] cascade anomaly (no card required) [67] cascade virus [68] Casey [69] Cassandra [70] Castal I NOTES:  [66] Exists in the Q-Continuum expansion as the dilemma System-Wide Cascade Failure. [67] A disabled ship cannot use any of its attributes or special equipment, or beam personnel. The crew is not disabled however. I've always wanted to make Maquis personnel be a liability, and here your own guys are sabotaging your ship. Sorry, Voyager! Source: "For the Uniform" [68] Casey can lead your personnel through the Ore Processing Unit when Automated Security System is up, or through the Access Tunnels even if opposed, for example. Source: "Brothers" [69] Both effects last until countdown ends. Source: "Paradise" [70] Source: "Suddenly Human" Next up: Chakotay will watch over you. Cards: Cascade Virus, Casey, Arranged Love Interest, Attend Services

Did someone win an award? THE ENTRIES: [61] carnivorous rastipod [62] Carraya System (no card required) [63] Carrington Award [64] Carson, Ensign [65] Cartalian fever  Decipher's version for comparison: NOTES:  [61] Placing an animal out-of-play represents it being eaten. Spot's undefined STRENGTH counts as zero when facing the Rastipod. Source: Referenced in "Progress"; image from Space Otters website [62] The 2-Player Game gave us this mission as Sensitive Search. [63] A booster for MEDICAL because we hate it when they die, especially in battle. Mimics the nominee-award process. Source: First referenced in "Prophet Motive", but Crusher's was finally seen in "The Next Generation". [64] One of the (then?) missing mission specialists. Sarita Carson eventually got a card in the Blaze of Glory expansion (included for comparison). Source: "Starship Down" [65] This affects both your opponent's HQs and your own. The timing (unique as fa...

Let's get some cargo... THE ENTRIES: [56] Carey, Joseph [57] cargo bay [58] cargo module [59] Carlson, Jeff [60] Carmichael, Mrs. Decipher's version for comparison: Decipher's version for comparison: NOTES:  [56] The special equipment must be in play. That means no Invasive Transporters unless the Dominion is somehow on the table (most likely because opponent is playing them), for example. Joseph Carey was added to the game in the Voyager expansion, but I would quibble with his universality (included for comparison). Source: "Parallax" [57] Cargo Modules, of course, cannot be reported for free on ships until a card allows for ship-to-ship docking (Docking Clamps will do it). On ships, Cargo Bays may exist on the Saucer Section AND Engineering Section. The Rules of Acquisition expansion gave us an official Cargo Bay (included for comparison), and it may co-exist on a Nor with the AtoZ card. Source: "Datalore" [58] Spring the Equipment you need out of a Mo...

Okay, one last Cardassian card, but then we have to move on to Voyager... THE ENTRIES: [51] Cardies [52] cardiostimulator [53] Carema III [54] "Caretaker, Parts I and II" [55] Caretaker  NOTES:  [51] Source: "The Wounded" [52] First off, reporting personnel is going to be difficult since facilities are seeded last. You cannot play your out-of-sequence move between the Facility phase and the first (official) move. If you can get around this however (with an Event, Objective or what have you), you could possibly solve a mission before dilemmas have been seeded under it. In any case, as soon as the Incident found its way on the table, I bet seeding strategies will be affected. For example, you could convince an opponent not to place his Outpost at a certain location by playing an event there. You also get advance notice on your initial hand. Source: "Cathexis" [53] The requirements guarantee you'll be able to play the Fountain right on the mission. Source...

We're not done with Cardassians, not yet... THE ENTRIES: [46] Cardassians (no card required) [47] "Cardassians" [48] Cardaway leaves, stuffed [49] cardiac induction [50] cardiac replacement  NOTES:  [46] Covered by the Cardassian Outpost (Deep Space NIne expansion). [47] The countdown is a very different one. The personnel stopped are actually conducting political manipulations to get the boy (or girl) home. Source: "Cardassians" [48] Either play on yourself to get some free cards out (though at random) OR on your opponent to more or less snafu their Storage Capsule strategy. If they keep their card out of Storage, have at it with Subspace Bubbles and other discarders. Source: "The Cloud" [49] A nice killer/filter. Source: "Samaritan Snare" [50] For the first part to work, everything involved must be present (except for a captive) - the Heart, the Cybernetics and the new transplantee. Source: "Tapestry" Next up: Okay, one last Carda...

More from Cardassia... THE ENTRIES: [41] Cardassian neck trick [42] Cardassian operation guidelines [43] Cardassian phase-disruptor rifle (no card required) [44] Cardassian riding hound [45] Cardassian underground movement  NOTES:  [41] If the Founder morphs, the Event is also discarded. This gives the Dominion a way to infiltrate the Cardassian Union. Source: "Necessary Evil" [42] The Event stays on the table if your ENGINEER is Cardassian. This card becomes necessary because of cards in AtoZ that destroy or damage sites. Repairing a site restores its game text to active status. Source: "The Forsaken" [43] Already exists as an Equipment card in the Deep Space Nine expansion. [44] Cardassian equivalent of a Targ. Events affected by Antigrav become Equipment that can onl be carried with Antigrav. The Hound allows for more flexibility. Source: Referenced in "In Purgatory's Shadow" [45] A function for Cardies, another for their opponents. Source: "Pr...

Heading into Cardassian cards... THE ENTRIES: [36] "Captive Pursuit" [37] carbon reaction chambers [38] Cardassia (no card required) [39] Cardassian Central Command (no card required) [40] Cardassian Embassy on Romulus NOTES:  [36] Source: "Captive Pursuit" [37] The Cardassian need only be present on the station, not at the site. Source: "The Forsaken" [38] Exists as Orb Negotiations in the Deep Space Nine expansion. [39] Covered by Central Command in the Deep Space Nine expansion. [40] Cardassian VIPs report normally, not for free. Might make an affiliation turn its weapons on its own homeworld. :-) Source: Referenced in "Broken Link"; pic is an artist's rendition of Cardassian housing. Next up: More from Cardassia. Cards: Captive Pursuit, Cardassian-Made, Cardassian Embassy

Some cool Captain Picard stuff... THE ENTRIES: [31] Canar (no card required) [32] Caprice [33] Captain Picard Day [34] "Captain's Holiday" [35] captain's yacht NOTES:  [31] This Artifact already exists as part of the Q-Continuum expansion. [32] Source: "Our Man Bashir" [33] The countdown has no bearing on the Interrupt function. Source: "The Pegasus" [34] Can be played on your own personnel, but also on opponent's. Maybe you don't want their guy to be filtered out of dilemmas, or something. For the strategy-conscious. Source: "Captain's Holiday" [35] I've thrown Nebulas in with the other two because they have the same basic saucer design as the Galaxy. Source: Star Trek: Insurrection Next up: Heading into Cardassian cards. Cards: Caprice, Captain Picard Day, No Rest for the Wicked, Captain's Yacht

A Lwaxana love interest! (I know, I know, doesn't narrow it down.) THE ENTRIES: [26] Camor V [27] Camorites [28] camouflage field [29] Campio, Minister [30] Camus II NOTES:  [26] Excessively difficult to steal for the Cardassians. Source: "Bloodlines" [27] Source: "Bloodlines" [28] Just trying to make the Long-Range Scan Shielding more useful. Creates a side-deck of Equipment directly reportable to your LRSS ships. My original notes had this as an Objective, but I rather think Incident fits better. Source: "For the Cause" [29] *snicker* Source: "Cost of Living" [30] Sorry about the goofy special game text, but Camus II was the site of the very last TOS episode "Turnabout Intruder", in which Kirk's mind was placed inside that of a woman. Source: Originally seen in TOS's "Turnabout Intruder", referenced in TNG's "Legacy" and "Inheritance" Next up: Some cool Captain Picard stuff. Cards: War Rel...